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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-02-18

"If we're to live my life over again"
said an American defaulter. as he cooked
his feet in the Office of Montreal hotel.
T'd be lawyer instead Of cashier"
"For wby?' was asked. "Well, | en-
bezzlsd 1000 and am an outlaw and
an outcast. My brothsr-in-law who is
a lawyer, managed" an estate so that
it put him $4S, 900 ahead, and they
have just elected him Mayor Of the town
and got him to join the church. | ad-
wise young men TO think Of these things"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
BAD BEER.
Commissioners siift-- t., cav, All Beers
AnsIyZsts

AnaIyz,t.
So LOUIS. No s., ~, 5.-aoA
from Wa,ai. 80. -. 81 - So. 60 80
1T tri. ci.4 -.y4 C.,7-..,..-f - - -
rs Ra7ecu- N..tts -o,-. y . ns-Iae, q
statemcr. 7?e;e- vii, s-,. ,Sa f. $50 So
the -ox ca ea..,. .-,( 80 80 go 80
O'2 30 II 1855 st. SIS $50 =. - JS,f.S3
wli tae AK on her ;,r-.rs-i fro,,;
Sl9 673. 73I j.. ISIS: t. col o9a ~
II lss6-c7. Cur.u.1s joiner 21i-le~ s.1s -
IS MS int. ton 80 hsva the beer Cf all
the leed.r@ sr..y r:.s . >sa conn4rv an
syzed by c3mst5. u, cs.-,..,-s. ert otTes
IS RS I-ae. there. .-e mgrv cr,1-
plsin's made ccaI1st 1ae,GU,Iffy - my
oecTs u thg marie. Asked riietser he
would call Upa4 bc. wt~i,s f.r s.1nnIeg.
81 saiA -, fire did ~e 7crr.1 r,,.rhans
81 wy t-s,, sr.l l., O. tee a-....... rsnsl-
u s.ii. lie wis 5ava the bsor q 5t<7-rngs
ptee les lrocl--l 5r0u s.lgeps IL Va
r5Es parts O. ;ss COUNT. SID t5irrs
thsr 20 this wsy r. Mi he
ha,a 20 slev ma -r.a MO
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

friend Of Colonel Beau, we asked his
opinion IT the mystery, Rhich he gave as
follows: "Frcm Inc h9tI before me, T
believe >Ir. Saunders T. e
THE LEGAL HEIR.
lie rot only IUoSs like Colonel Bean,
out has every motion If the Colonel.
Just before hi5 death CJIoael Bean s.id
TO NE that be - uii uOJ tell his history
Tor ais W11,a es,--s, ~licl indicates the
IruEh ct The Sttai= A,i0-ward story of Mr..
>aunds5s. 81, SIT, / Is e.Gly mixed
nj faa2s, sare, G1G tie cIur1 viii have to
settle It.
From To- c~Ea-,I ~ 81! Saunders We
'.1+-s.l t-4- ire ,@,-.' e7.I. st get into
eouc. Del.-e wv Hrr, II Iken.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
a FORMER SLAVE

in court when the settlement IS ordered
| think so because several white mar
have told US to keep 3 watch for the viii
for some morning we would fad il law
ing around loose. Oh, yes, sir; tire darkies
awe been afraid they would not get thefr
part, but believe they will"
Mr.. Saunders, on being driven around
town, pointed out the Bean residence
even describing accurately the NEGRO
woman who waited On the table rheD he
was ct Colonel Beans in 1884. There Is
Q striking resemblance between 6 timber
and Colonel Bean, both il features. man
ners and appearance.
Meeting Mr.. Howard Sawyer, 3 close
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
SUFFICIENT FOR HIS PURPOSE

win which &c perfect some lqrd tIrIes.
we met again IN Bo1hsm il 1854, &s ia
remembered 1T ncne citizens OF this
own. In 1872 sent Alex to Boaha:n for
500, L being in enlightened circum-
s[aLces, which Tom sent rue sewing il
IN TIE Wststbani Of AieX's breeca.g.
Af[er my meeting with my brother IL
bonham II 1886 l visited Weg' Texas ard
net my brother egsjD tt GaiDesv.i;e.
Tex, n the La C,eG5 hqteI | belize
WAl!e n Gainesville, my brot1ur sCa,9t
thst II lie died first he would viii NE
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
70 CoE8CE VENEZUELA,
4n English Man of war Sent to Demand
Indemnity from the South American Re
public

4n English Man of war Sent to D.r,n,a
Indemnity from the South America, Yse-
public.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The Shilling If the En-
glish man nf-war P,eiades from Trinidad tn
LayGuare to demand indemnity from tho GOV
| Crhlneht o. venezuela for tue detention Of the
schooners josephine and Henrietta would
Eeem 10 point to az active policy on the Part of
NFeat Britain In her dispute with The South
american Repu5 ic. Senior de silva, Consul
u heItlot We: ezIala In tails city, said: THO
Two sen oneTs mentioned have been GclaycI
Ior Son complain with the custom rpgGia
IONS, and they were seized ust as n yssIeI
winch diu not comply with The reeulatlcns Of
Ihls government might have been taken.
altemDt OF The the Tory l. m m1ii5eiy an
rr-tie-aat % initiate tTlaCstOnC's EEyu.IGn war
Ihe5 Dsve got themselves iato so much tronfIe
10 ireland thst they TO, 10 eaver III - nv .
vigorous poIcylr venezuela {rT maj ,r- Coz
i,r is the Interference If the Uniter Stafss
Inc question hfs been before v0ur Sfst. Ne
p4LLntsht tor lsnIe lime rev, and + g really
serious one. The territory WhfcD England nas
ss-unct control OF is larger than Rrjti-L
TQ!dns SnG II tgs territory which Tntd.Grsr-
NJ mas dc6n0Hledz ed belon rs TO Venezuela
Ihsy nave ttAsfesshe isla.d OF B4rfns, which IA
~ tHc Mouth-ofFihe OrinC2o, sad they permit
ne entrance Of goods from EngRsb co oi,Ies /
zee OF dRtys7 They levy taxes Hhpon the |
people anu ac- IN all matters IA
u. 5T5 81 ne country The reality OF thie mat
te- Is ING coptfCI OF the Ori7CCo r.ver. Its con
tEol ncars an enormous influence in the
SCUM american republic and an influence
. ,uGn l.. me Aised states should have cause to
dtsEhf exec diEaiE AZ far as war goes tho
hnEisA could Of course blockade the \ ono
lucia ports lt5e United States would allow
them 20 DO so. II they attempted to Invadn The
GtuLt II IL IS probso!e that their troops would
Ole OF Ike shrep in the fevers of the coast |
However tafOTe matters got TO TINT poiTt I !
suppose the3 nited states would IL terf ere"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

DO rot neglect to SOW some turnip seed,
II l5 TIE cheapest end beet crop. Fresh
se5d to De had ct Turner & McCiure's.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

NIIeeSt woman Ii nc world; and as for
ne governor, he is dear old fellow.
sad you are quite girl after his own
heart"
50 everything seemed ecu eur de rose
Just chea, a. StokeDcross Vtcarage.
Before you met Captain Lcns3a!e, +"
said ANY, IS she showed her ring 10 hsr
f.Iend, did you ever Q-aH in your MIND
2 fs1citul picture OF shat you would wish
Jour love:-yous husband-to be?''
9 Ies--o1ten; most girls do, I suppose:
stld win you, no doubt, Horse
"oh, far surpasses all that tsrcy
painted OF ny ideal" Interrupted ANY.
inyheT bapp!6ess anG enthusiasm, with 2
ef!ga. and loviag smile in her pure bobv-
Ike oYes. "How handsome he must look
on horseback n I'll his hussar BRAVERY
w&s Ter next giriish thought.
But H-race was on the wing now. His
leave vas up IS jnexJra5ly as tnat OF
LonsdaIe. sac &c lad to reioiu his regi-
ment III Dublic, and after paying MS
adieus az ne Vicaraga he had q last
parting Witn Amy st the emhoWerea
ana sequesteTed garden gs:e, in TIE most |
orthodox manner, whila The hall hours |
cbimed eaVIously from the OLD Church |
tower, till TIE bells rang ous sWeetly fQr |
eVensong, as # warning them to make |
haste, as time fed.
"Oh, Horace, now can you? You know
you should not kiss me here, where peo-
pie may see you" exclaimed Amy, half
OF his csress. and yet entirely |
happy withal $40 let me CO."
''Not yet, If know it. Why should I, I
little ore, when this is ny last evening
with you for ever so long?"
But the clGck struck again in the an
siens tower, and when the time came that
ne must inevitably go. or miss his train,
.hough she knew that she would get bet
ter from him on the morrow, reiterstisg,J
III thst ne was saying then and had said
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
NOW FIRST PUBLISHED. |
BY JAMES GRANT,
THE Right of Translation Is Reserved.
AN EYENTFUL STORY.

CHAPTER xv-.lIr cAN NEVER BEL,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
ViIginia Prohibition UoDferer,c,

sTAUNToN, VA, Sept. 23.-Ths state
Prohibition conference met here TODAY.
One hundred and forty delegates, about
one-.ourth colored, were present, repre-
senting 80 counties. After the appoint
ment OF committees the conference took
recess I'LL 2 p. In, The delegations en-
oraes hitherto prominent Leaders Of both
political partie2.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

IEafIiicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isasc
Thqnpson's eJe-wster. Druggists Is
CENTS .
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

No cure, noSpay, ts the MOTTO Of
qheathsm's ChilISTonic.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Death of q Roman Catholic Pr,est.

hsv. Victor Hoelscher, @. 80, r., of
st. Bonifacius' Church, Diamond
street above Front. Philadelphia, died
at Glen Riddle, Della ware Couptv.
early yesterday morning, in tho 64th
year of his age. The cause of dsath
was pneumonia. the result Of heavy
cold, contracted one night last spripe,
while on his way home from st. Al.
phonsus' Church, Fourth and Reed
streets. after delivering q lenten ser.
mon. His case presented no serious
aspect until few weeks ago, when he
went to Rochester for the benefit of his
health. but came back two weeks ago
nnimproved. he then went to G len
Riddle, hoping that rest and retirement
wonld prove bere e6cial, and his death
yesterday was somewhat of q surprise
to bis brethren at St. Bonifacius'.
Father Hoelsoher was born as Eupen.
In Westphalia, May 10th, 1924. After
studying ut Munster aud ReokliuR-
hansen, he was ordained o priest May
20, lS47 and entered the Congregation OF
the Most Holy Redeemer 20. HS. K. }
September 9Th, 1851. in st. Trond, Bel.
GUM. For about 25 years he was en-
gsged In mission work in various parts
Of Europe, and since his arrival In thie
country, in 1874, In Baltimore and other
American cities. About year and q
half ago he went to st. Bonifacius
Church, where he was highly esteemed
as . pi0us and zealous priest and O
courteous and affable gentleman. Hit
funeral service will be held ut St. Boni
fscius' Church on Saturday ut Q. M
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
6REvITIES.

The cheapest hat mouse In tho city.
Rumford Bros.' 4O4 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's.
Meals from 7 to midnight at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners speciality at Fullmer's.
Broiled spring chicken at FulImcr's.
Dsviled and slowed crabs ct Fullmer's.
Ioe cold salt oysters ct Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Buah's coal you win ike IL
Try Bush's coal you will surely Ike IL.
W. j. KimDle, grocer, md and Justison.
Millard r. Dsvis'. jswelcr, y. End street
Eine is X. HinSs, st HanPs. 10 i. Fourth
Y. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
Buy your fruit iars, jelly tumblers and
spices at Lynch Leary's, 4th and Madison.
Call and see the famous oil stove ut
P1ckels' stove store.
Yerger's, AI9 Shipley street, is the leading
place for picture frames In this city.
window soreens and doer screens made at
Yerger's, 4l9 Shiploy street.
Gall and 500 the Daisy Oil stove ut Pickels'
stove store, East Fourth street.
Gall aud see tho quick meal Gasoline
Stoves at Pickels stove store, East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Another Stanley Rumor.

PARIS, August ia dispatch from
Zanzibar has been received at the
Foreign Office which says: "Henry M.
Stanley, the explorer, has been massa.
cred by natives after having been de
serted by his escort"
LONDON, August 17.-Neither the
Foreign Office nor the Emin Bey Relief
Committee has received any news re
garding the alleged massacre of Henry
M. Stanley. The officials OF the Foreign
Office are surprised ct the intelligence
received in the dispatch by the French
govern ment, and says that IL news Of
Stanlsy's death had been received at
Zanzibar the British agent there had
failed to send 1t.
6ir Francis De Winton, president OF
the Emin Bey Relief Comnittae, says
that trustworthy news of the Stanley
expedition could not possibly have ar
rived 1t Zanzibar so soon after the arri.
val Of the expedition at the Aruwimi
on June II.
BRUSSELS. Aug. 17.-At the off ces OF
the Congo Free State Association in thie
city and In other well.informsd circles
here the report that Stanley was muir.
dered iB discredited.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Republican Convention.

The Republican State Conve ton of
Pennsylvania was held In Harrisburg
yesterday. Adjutant General Daniel II.
Hastings, of Centre county, was chosen
Permanent Chairman. Captain William
B. Hart was nominated for State Treasur-
er and Henry w. Williams for Judge of
the Supreme Court. The platform adopt
ed declares In favor of submitting to a
vote of the people the prohibitory con-
stitutional amendment; favors tariff for
the sake of nurturiDg American manu-
factures until the industries and resources
of the country furnish its people with
every item of consumption they can
naturally produce and for the purposes
of protecting home labor against foreign
labuf, as well as Its products; demands
the passage of more vigorous national
laws for the scrutinty of immigration,
and the return of the unfit and unworthy;
declares against anarchistic ideas; favors
the creation of an American marine;
favors the enlargement of the general
pension list,so as to Include all honorably
discharged soldiers in need of public aid;
declares that new revenue bill should
be matured with view of having 1t SUBJ
mite d to the present Legislature for en-.
actment in time to meet the assessment
of next year, provided the Governor shall
deem the calling of an extra session for
this purpose such an extraordinary &C.
casion as is contemplated by the Consti.
tuition; endorses the Republican State Ad-
ministration, aud arraigns the Democrat.
ic party and the present National Ad
ministration for the general imbecility In
dealing with all great national questions;
indorses James G. Blaine for the nomina-
ton for the Presidency in 1888. At
tached to the platform were resolutions
extending sympathy to Messrs. Gladstone
Parnell and their associates in their eff
forts to secure to the people of Ireland
independence and liberty of action for
themselves in political affairs aud in their
struggle to secure free government.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Resolutions OF Respect,

At q regular stated meeting of the
Warren Club, held last evening, the
following preamble and resolutions
were unsnimous!y adopted:
WHEREAS, The members of this
club have heard with sincere sorrow OF
the death OF their fellow member, John
T. West, whom An all-wise God In His
dispe sation OF Providence has seen fit
to remeve; therefore, be It
Resolved, That we bo W In humble sub
mission to the all-wise Providence by
whose will our fellow member was call
ed from this earth of caie and SORROWS.
Resolved, Tha: we extend to the
family and relatives Of the deceased
our heartfelt sympathy in this hour Of
sorrow and atilicnon
Resolved, That cory of these reso.
lutions bs sent to the family of the de.
ceased, be published in the daily papers
and spread upon the minutes of the
club.
Sigred: g. T. HEPBRoN,
J, r. MORELAND,
e. b. CROssLEY.
Wilmington, DEL, August II, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
NEWS SUMMARY.
Very Near Another Railroad Accident
Sale of the Now York and Northern
Tired OF being q Wan6erer.

very Near Another Railroad Accfdent-
Sale of the Now York and Northern
Tired Of Being q Wanderer.
The sale under the foreclosure pro.
ceed ipgs Of the New York and North
ern Railroad Company took place at
the RI al Estate Exchange in New York
yesterday. Tue estimated value Of
the property 10 $13. 400, 900. The plain
tits in the foreclosure suit was tho
Central Trust Company, holding about
six millions of consolidated bonds Of
the road. Henry r. DimOck, on behalf
OF the purchasing com m ittee, made the
only bid offered at 81 0O0, 600. The sale
WAS made at that figure.
While bridgs-tender in Chicago was
tightening q lock, Wednesday morn.
ing, . small boy succeeded In getting
where he could pull the steam throttle
that sets the bridge In motion. A street
car, loaded with passengers, was COM
ing down grade to the bridge, and was
barely stopped at the eds e OF the riser,
while the immeuee structure Was swing
ing open at full speed. The engineer
shut of the steam before any damage
was done. The boy escaped.
A despatch from Galveston, Texas, says
that abscondiug County Treasurer vii.
liam j. Burk, has written q number Of
letters to the authorities, stating that
be is tired Of being q wAnderer, and
will return II they will provide for
getting him home. The authorities
have tax en- NO action in the matter, and
are reticspt as to what they will do.
Charles Maioouey, an employe of the
Wheeler Coke Works, at Connellsville,
Pa, was on Wednesday assaulted by
Edward Diel and Charles Barker,
colored men, who threatened to kill
him. Malooney drew q revolver and
shot Diel dead, ard seriously wounded
Barker. Maiooney is row in the Union.
town Jail.
Jacob Pettijohn, who was sentenced
to be hanged at Atlanta, Georgia, 30
years ago for killing Clayton Vaughan
but escaped by flight. has just been ar.
rested In Indian Tel ritory, and will be
taken back for execution.
Charles Page, who swindled the Jac
ones Cartier Bank of Montreal out OF
S25 600, was arrested at Versailles, Que.
bec, on Tuesday night. All the money
was found ip his possession,
Discoveries of iron ore have been
made near Wukeon, Allsmakee county,
Iowa, and q com pany has been formed
with q capital Of $4,000 900 to operate
and develop 1t.
The New York, Lake Erie and Yves.
tern Railroad has completed arrange
ments for making connection with the
Plttsburg and Western Road at PUNK
sutawney, Pa.
James q. Dodge, one OF the Oldest
booksellers and stationers in Pittsburg,
confessed Judgment yesterday for $685..
700 and his store was closed by the
Sheriff.
The Touring mill of A. Dieroks &
Co., at Hsrmer. Ohio, was burned yes
terdsy. Loss, $40, 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Two Cowboys aautdered,

ALBUQUERQUE, August IA re
port comes from Newton's rancho, in
Tonto Basin, that several cow boys left
Holbrook some days ago In search OF 8
man named Blevin, who had been miss
ing for several days. They were REIN
forced by four other cowboys, who
Joined in the search. The next day
they reached the residence of the
Tewksburys, In Tonic Basin. After
making inquiry about the missing man
they turned to ride away, when q vol
ley was fred from the house, killing
John Paine and j. r. Gillespie and Sc.
verely wounding G.. T. Tucker. Tucker
died before they reached tho rancho. A
party has left here 10 recover the bod les
Of Paine and Gillespie and further
bloodshed Ii feared.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Tho Garbage Nuieance.

Mrs. Sollowsy complains that the
garbage has not been removed from her
residence, No. 1105 West Front street,
for over week, notwithstanding she
has made several complaints to the Sec
retary of the Board of Health, and also
spoken to person In charge of one OF
the wagons which passes her door She
is indignant, and wishes to know what
she shall do to have this nui.anoe
aostec. Some one should act promptly
In the matter. as according to her state
ment the neglect iB tnexousnbie.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
A rostmaster ln Hot Water.

WEST CHESTER, August 17.-Post-
master Turner, the new official ct West
Grove, finds that his bed Is not one of
roses, because his Democratic brethren
are disposed to yank him out of his ofi.
cial nest because he insists on practi
cally advocating civil service by retain
ing Q Republican assistant. The "faith-
full" declare tina. this condition OF affairs
must not longer continue, and one Louis
Zsetz poses as Turner's successor when
the axe falls. The West Grove post.
Office 10 second to the one of West Obes.
ter in point OF business, the Dingee-
Oonard nursery there being Its principal
help.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Blood Weaknesses,

breaking out on the skin, pimples, boils,
bold hives. tired feelings. heat suffer
ings, aches snd palms, bad appetite,
itching, breakings out on the skin, Sc.
These, with numerous others, all denote
bad, weakened and diseased blood, for
all Of which You will get the finest and
INCEST remedy In DIR. Simms' Blood
Purifier. 81. Depot. Fourth and King
streets. Wilmington, Del. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
From Poverty to wealth.

EosToN, August 17,-Richard Bean,
of this city, Herdic driver, and his
brother John, also a hackman, ana q
the Springfield fre department, have
been notified that they are joint heirs
to fortune of SlO, 600, 600 left by
Thomas Bean, who recently died at
Bonhsm, Texas. The family belonged
to Fredericton, N. B., and the heirs
are children OF Thomas Bsan's brother.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Horse Killed.

Yesterday as boy was driving pair
of horses, attached to ons of the wagons
of the Greenbank lee Company, down
q road at the intersection Of the B. & o.
Railroad at Kiamensi, he was unable
to stop the wagon on the grade, and the
horses ran into the rear Gar of passing
train. Ons Of the animals WAS thrown
into ditch, and bis hip 80 badly frac
t1red that 1t was found necessary to
kill him, but the other wss unipjured.
The boy, finding that collision was
inevitable, jumped ont and escaped in-
jury.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Samuel Murphey has retired from the
cabinet making trade, at 500 Shipley
street, leaving his son George 81. Muir.
pbey to settle up the affairs of the old
firm and continue the business.
Willism Fell. formerly proprietor Of
the q. 8. Hotel at Lewes, has purchased
from Frank Jefferson the Delaware
House OF Smyrna.
VIM. j. Lsnk will sell at public sale
tomorrow morning, at Brandywine
Summit camp, 5000 feet of white pine
boards for the benefit of the association.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
"A False Alarm,

An alarm Of Hre was struck from
pox No. 2, ut Twentieth and Market
streets, yesterday afternoon. caused In
the following manner: The fire brigade
at the Arlington M Ills were practioing,
so rs to be fully copversant with their
duties In the event of fire taking
place. Hose WAS laid and buckets
passed from one to the other, when
some excitable individual, who hap
pened to be passing, jumped at the
cor cluslon that the mills were on Are
and sounded An alarm.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Rewarding q Rebel General,

COLUMBIA, 8. c., August 17.-After
26 years Governor Richardson is about
to obey joint resolution of the Lseis.
lature Of 1861, which was endorsed and
received by the Legislature Of 1886,
that 10 to present gold medal as the
gift Of the State to Colonel N. O. Evaps,
of the Confederate army, for conspicu.
ous gallantry at Lsssburg, Va, in 1861,
This Is the only testimonial presented
by the State to soldier in the late war.
1t will cost $500.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Try II.

The proof Of the pudding is the eating
Of 1t. Sheward's famous 50 90 fl Jur is
fast growing into public favor. ASK
for Stewards "eilver Medal" -four, ,thi is
is it. Every Dbl. warranted to be ele.
CANT -four, and to run uniform in
quality. Call at my store, N. w. cor.
ner Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Held for Court.

James Shorts, charged with stealing
brass from the Diamond State Iron
Company, had o hearing at last nights
session of the City Court, and as the
evidence given substantiated the
charge, he was held in 5000 ba IL for his
appearance at the September term Of
Court of General Sessions.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
No Destitutlon in Newfoundland

sT. JOHNS, N. f, August 1.-THE
Colonist to-day contains the following
from Sir Robert Thornburn, Premier:
Statements published abroad regard
ing Newfoundland are untrutbful and
malicious. There is neither bankruptcy
nor universal destitution. The bank
and western fisheries are successful.
The Lsbrador and northern fisheries
have hitherto been poor, but were i'm
proving at the latest advice. The gen.
eral outlook here 10 much better than 1t
was last season at the corresponding
period.